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Review: Automated List Builder, From Chris Freville

guest — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 21:25:45 +0000

You’ve probably heard the term “the money is in the list” if you’ve spent any length of time studying Internet marketing. But how many people really know how to build and profit from a list? After watching Chris Freville’s Automated List Builder videos and reading the accompanying ebook, I can say that this is one marketer who definitely knows what he is talking about.

The Automated List Builder package includes over five hours of video, a 58 page ebook and three custom scripts to help you get opt ins. Talk about packing a punch! I’ve seen products one third of the size for half of this cost.

Inside the videos and ebook, Freville goes into a lot of detail about how to set up your autoresponder program as well as where to get leads for your list. But before diving into the details, he explains exactly why you need to have a list and why e-mail marketing is a powerful tool in your Internet marketing arsenal.

With e-mail marketing, Freville explains, you can concentrate your marketing efforts on people who have already shown interest in what you have to offer. Instead of spending a lot of time and money working on marketing to the masses, you’ll simply work on building a list of interested people. When you have a new product or want to promote someone else’s product, it’s much easier to start with a list of people who are familiar with you and trust your advice. When you take the time to build a list properly, you don’t have to re-invent the wheel time and time again. You can start with a pre-screened group of people who are more likely to be open to your offer.

After a brief discussion of the importance of list building, Freville launches into detailed instructions on how to set up your autoresponder for success. He goes into how to use the opt in page to your best advantage, how to set up your first few messages to increase your response rates and how to market to your list in the future. I even learned a few things about Aweber from his example autoresponder that I didn’t know before.

In Automated List Builder, he goes beyond what others teach in basic list building courses. The videos detail how he finds new leads for lists in a wide variety of places. He walks you through the process of setting up a product for giveaways and even offers a few suggestions for specific sites to add your giveaway to. Giveaways are just one of the dozen techniques that Freville details to get more opt ins to your list.

Once you follow the steps to build traffic to your squeeze page, he goes a step further and gives you advanced techniques to test and improve your conversions. The best part is that unlike written products, the videos show you what sites to use and how to use them to accomplish your list goals.

For the value included in the videos alone, the price for this product is too low. But when you consider the fact that it comes with three custom scripts and an ebook with additional information, it becomes an absolute steal!

Post Related Videos On Your Blog

Tue, 11 Nov 2008 13:49:23 +0000

You don’t need to be a video genius to post videos to your blog. In fact, you don’t even need to post your OWN videos. Find relevant videos about your niche from YouTube and just take the source code they provide to add the video. Then just write a blurb about the video. Whola, you now have a great video blog post. The beauty of this is, it only takes about 5 minutes.

Jason Anderson: Jason Anderson

Offer to help JV partners first to grease the wheels

GuestPost — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 02:36:49 +0000

You’ll need to work hard to get the attention of quality JV partners, since most get JV requests each and every day. Track down potential JV partners on Clickbank. Contact them with a brief e-mail and let them know that you’d like to help them with their product.People respond better to your requests if you offer to help them first. Later on, you can talk about having them promote your product.

Ewen Chia: Excerpted from “Ebook Business in a Box” a complete guide to creating your own infoproduct and selling it successfully online…

4 Critical Questions for Each Page

GuestPost — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 02:36:07 +0000

As an Infopreneur, there are four metrics you must know about every page in your sales system:
1) How many visitors viewed the page?
2) How did they get there?
3) How many of the visitors who viewed the page took the Most Desired Action for that page?
4) How do the current results compare to the past results? That’s it. Don’t worry about the rest.

Doug Hudiburg: Want to be able to SEE your the key statistics in your sales system? VisiOlo is built for you!

Create Hubpages to increase visibility in your niche

GuestPost — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 02:35:18 +0000

It only takes a few minutes to set up a Hubpage. You can use PLR content or excerpts from your product to fill the page with relevant information.Make sure to target related keywords and topics that deal with your site. Limit yourself to two links to your product page. If you don’t want to create your own Hubpages, there are several different service providers who can do it for you for a small fee.

Ewen Chia: Excerpted from “Ebook Business in a Box” a complete guide to creating your own infoproduct and selling it successfully online.

Search Twitter to Quickly Connect To Your Market

GuestPost — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 02:34:30 +0000

One of the fastest and most effective ways to tie in to the pulse of your market is to use Twitter Search to find people who are discussing your keywords. This tool allows you to easily find and follow people who are talking about things that are important to your business. Go to http://search.twitter.com and try it now.

Doug Hudiburg: Want to be able to SEE your the key statistics in your sales system? VisiOlo is built for you!

Promote your product with Facebook social ads

GuestPost — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 02:33:49 +0000

Facebook social ads are one of the newest ways to promote your product. Create a Facebook page for your ebook. Add information about your product and start networking. Facebook will allow you to put an ad in front of the people who have become fans of your product. You can also pay to have Facebook to send a social ad to all of their friends, whether they are fans of you or not.

Ewen Chia: Excerpted from “Ebook Business in a Box” a complete guide to creating your own infoproduct and selling it successfully online.

Before You Create That Product…

GuestPost — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 02:32:45 +0000

The best products start on paper with a clear product description or specification. Even for simple products it is important to put down on paper the scope of the product and what it is supposed to do. But for complex products, like software, it is critical. Outline everything that your product is supposed to do and how it is supposed to do it and your project will be smoother and more successful.

Doug Hudiburg: Want to be able to SEE your the key statistics in your sales system? VisiOlo is built for you!

Articles drive lots of traffic - and for free!

GuestPost — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 02:31:19 +0000

Articles will build your credibility in your niche and provide backlinks. Find the main problems or questions in your niche and write a short article explaining part of the solution. In your bio box, let the reader know that the rest of the solution can be found in your product and then provide the link. Write a dozen articles and use an article distribution service to spread them all over the ‘net.

Ewen Chia: Excerpted from “Ebook Business in a Box” a complete guide to creating your own infoproduct and selling it successfully online.

Make press releases your first step in product promotion

GuestPost — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 02:30:05 +0000

Press releases are an effective way to launch your ebook. You can write your own press release or hire an expert writer to do one for you. There is a formula to writing press releases that needs to be followed. Make sure that you take a newsworthy slant on your product. Use a service like www.PRWeb.com to distribute it.While this will cost you some money, it will be well worth it.

Ewen Chia: Excerpted from “Ebook Business in a Box” a complete guide to creating your own infoproduct and selling it successfully online.